Finished Sculpt!

OK, after months of a little sculpting here and a little sculpting there I finally completed the sculpture! It measures 22.625" H x 8.5" W x 11.5" D. The images above are desiderated in order to see the finished piece a little better. Otherwise, we see all the different colored parts I used. When I mounted the piece to a board for molding I decided to add the lower base over the pipe. It just seemed like the right thing to do, especially if I ever wanted to use the piece as a base for another sculpture.

From Concept to Creature!

This was a fun monster mask I did for a raffle contest at the Transworld Halloween show in Los Vegas, March of 2008. I did a quick concept in Photoshop beforehand. Then at the show, I did a live demo of the entire sculpture. Mold maker Jason King molded it; afterwards we carefully transported it back to the shop. Finally I cast and painted it for the winner John K. in Utah. I threw in a working LED light for the robotic eye. Originally, the raffle winner was supposed to receive a custom character likeness mask of his or her own head, but John liked my demo piece so much, he asked for a mask of it instead. I guess John didn't want to wear a mask of himself for Halloween

From Concept to Creature!

This was a fun monster mask I did for a raffle contest at the Transworld Halloween show in March of 2008. I did the a quick concept in Photoshop, then at the show I did a live demo of the entire sculpt. It was molded by our former mold maker Jason King after we carefully transported it back to the shop. Finally I cast and painted it for the winner John K. in Utah. Originally the raffle winner was going to get a custom mask of their own head but John liked my demo piece so much he asked for it instead. I threw in a working LED light in the

I finished the door using clay, and some tubes and model parts. It was fun to sculpt. The centerpiece reminds me a little of Iron Man. I did this after I saw the movie.

Sculpting the Door

After finishing the Deprivation tank sculpture, molding, and casting the beast of a piece, I am finally beginning the door! The white part is resin and the door is just Wed clay so far. It's based off of my design below, but I'm sure that I'll deviate.